Other LanguagesA county legislative authority is generally prohibited from entering into contracts that bind the future legislative actions of the county. The application of this principle depends upon a distinction between actions that are legislative in nature and those that are merely administrative or proprietary.
A county legislative authority may not meet outside of its county in order to hold a joint meeting with the legislative authority of another county unless a specific exception applies, but the legislative authorities may conduct joint meetings using video conferencing.
A city or town may enact an ordinance requiring an insurance agent licensed by the state insurance commissioner to obtain a local license prior to soliciting door-to-door within its territorial limits.